Yes, but adding that episode to collection, it is followed by the error that I am exceeding the collection with over 100 items. Keeping a complete collection requires you to be able to collect as many items as you want. With VIP you may be able to do so, but thatâs not worth $60. With free it is not. Unless itâs an error and needs to be solved quickly, and make it able to collect as many episodes as you want. If I click the button for Collected for the whole season, each episode is individually added to the Collection. With 5 series of 2 Seasons with each 10 episodes, I will reach the maximum of my collection.
Again, also the watchlist, however you use it, is cabbed at 100 items, so it is impossible to follow more than a hundred series.
I do this all by hand on the website, I have no integration with Kodi, or any other app whatsoever.
The error after clicking the green button to Add to Collection
By pressing the green-button it wants to add 10 episodes to my collection, not just 1 season. Same if I do it ad show-level, which is not wanted, as some shows you cannot yet have collected completely.
So I cannot collect anything anymore⌠at least I can physically, but not register my collection.
Still I can only add 100 items to the watchlist. I am aware of the progress, but the watchlist suits me better. I am willing to change the way this works, but still Iâll be facing the limit of 100 on my watchlist/or collected list â So useless now
Can you explain how the Watchlist suits you better than the âProgressâ section for shows youâre already watching (at least 1 episode watched)?
It just seems like an awful waste of a persons time to add individual episodes of a show youâre already watching to the Watchlist so you can âplanâ to watch them later. The Up-next section of the dashboard and the Progress section does this all for you.
I use it to have a full overview. The Watchlist is imported into SeriesGuide, to show me what series I am currently watching. Nonetheless I do see your point on this topic, and I am happy to adjust the way I work. But still facing the fact that the collection is cabbed at 100 items. Before that is solved, I will not put in the work to change the way I work.
The bottom row for most people, IMO, is that after the last change, free tier of Trakt is only intended for people who are willing to invest all their free time in researching and arguing which is the âcorrectâ way to use the website, and work few days to âfix their previous mistakes of incorrect usingâ.
Luckily, there are many other competitors that allows for whatever use u like, without punishment, and that are much better with UI design in a way that the user donât need to research anything, the UI itself makes sure all goes the correct way.
If you deigned something that many people are âmistakenâ with the use of it, then you need to take a few basic design courses.
Unless you are the CEO, of course, then you only need to hire someone better that knows how to keep the users and not lose the Business over poorly designed, communicated, and customer supported decisions.
Watchlist (noun): a list of people or things to be monitored
Youâre right, Traktâs watchlist is designed as a to-do list of things to start watching, not things currently being watched.
However, the term isnât as universal as your post might imply. When the police add someone to a watchlist, it doesnât mean they plan to watch them in the future, it means theyâre currently in the process of watching them. We shouldnât be surprised that some Trakt users are using a similar interpretation.
After all, donât you add movie sequels to the watchlist? What if youâre watching through a movie series with a dozen sequels? Each individual movie would remain in your watchlist until youâve reached that point in the series. Trakt treats movies differently than TV episodes, but its users might not see the distinction.
Having unwatched TV episodes/seasons in a watchlist isnât necessary in Trakt, but it is understandable.
Letâs see if they do anything with Feature requests.
I have just created a feuture request to expand the limit of the watchlist.
I would suggest that everybody who is not happy with the latest changes in how the watchlist is limited upvotes that request. That way we have a clear indication of how many forum users are not happy about the limit change.
Youâre missing the point. The user has a full watchlist because they are misunderstanding its purpose. Iâm simply explaining how the watchlist actually works. Of course itâs a problem if someone (and Iâm the first one) actually plans to watch more than 100 movies and series (which is very easy to reach).
I have the same issue but with Collected, I use trakt to keep a back of everything I collected and watched on my Emby library and in some cases even restored the watched items when Emby had problems and had to rebuild.
Iâve been a trakt user for years but I never had the need for the VIP features so I never got it but today Iâm deleting my account and leaving trakt as it is becoming useless unless you get VIP.
i really donât like this strategy of forcing you to pay when VIP gave you extra features and you paid if you wanted them, Iâll be searching for alternatives now. is really sad for me cause Iâve used it for so many years.
thanks for ruining it.
Thanks everyone for the answers! 
The limit of 100 on collection is frankly ridiculous, why on earth have you made this decision? I currently have 17k+ in my collection as I have been using trakt for 10.27 years (per the advanced page of my trakt account). Whilst I might not have all of these anymore, I like to use trakt to show that I did have the movie or tv show in my collection at some point in the past. But I am certainly not going to pay $60 for that privilege.
As for the watchlist limit, the limit is also questionable and highly debatableâŚ
Thereâs a limit on Collected? Where are you seeing this?
Have a look at Advanced Settings.
(for me it shows âUnlimitedâ as VIP, but 100 for the free plan)
Itâs one of the new and improved features 
According to the advanced settings, Watchlist items are defined as shows + seasons + episodes + movies⌠So again 100 limit is frankly ludicrous.
Take The Simpsons as an example, which has currently 781 episodes, if a user adds this show to their watchlist, it would immediately blow their limitâŚ
Maybe Iâm interpreting it differently (and incorrectly) but I thought the âCollectionâ limitation applied for a user created âCollectionâ Not for the actual âCollectedâ items. I was under the impression it fell under the same category as âWatchedâ, i.e. unlimited and automatically accepted.
Maybe @justin can clarify
Nope, adding to collected is now limited to 100. I have 17k in my collection per my post above. I cannot add any more to it, due to this ânew and improvedâ feature.
I hope all those who are VIPs bought a lifetime VIP membership (oh wait) or are prepared to continue to pay annually. 
Here are the advance settings. Iâve included the bit at the top only to show Iâve been a loyal Trakt user for over 10 yearsâŚ
That does surprise me tbh. While I donât have 17k like you, I do have 12.7k and donât expect these kind of numbers are extreme tbh.